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... —Nathaniel Barton, of StraffAn. KILKENNY.—John De Montmorency, of Castle Morris. KILKENNY ClTY.—Richard Smithwick, of Birchfield. KING'S COUNTY.—Edward John Borr, Ballindolan. LEITRIM.—William Johnston, of Kin lough House. LIMERICK.—Eyre Lloyd, of Prospect Castle ...
... Ea , y D asn ß ,db Ai V I A I ::: v r 0 4/ , 4: :11 tl e PRINTS of that celebrated amateur Francis PuLl, their Great Room, King-street, St James's -square• o ll o f Or MN Executors, THE valuable and very interesting Col r l d e e e r tinte li ~11 s ts ...
... is he ? - Mr. Duer pointed to Mr. Mead. 52 Mr. MEADE: If the gentleman charges me with being a 52tisunionist it is false. a Mr. Duzt: You are a liar. Immediately Mr. Meade left his seat on the opposite side ofof the hall, and rushled towards ...
... is lhe Itight IIlo. the Lord Chief its Cimiatmery. T 1io10hi C. P. Cooper, Esu., QOC., LL.D., Thie Ilsi; Mr. JmotiecCoerde F.R.S. VI The 11o55, Mr. Justice Ere. tloige Caopron, Esi. a, Poetics %issuritig withtin Six llomtlis of their ]isot birtis-dicy ...
... question from Mr. Broderip, the police informed him that the husband was in attendance, but not in custody. Mr. Broderip asked Mr. Martin whether he was likely to strengthen the case against the child? Mr. Martin having replied in the negative, ...
... frequently interrupted by applause, was loudly cheered at its conclusion. Dr. WILSON moved the thanks of the college to Mr. Kingsford for his very able and instructive address. Dr. HODGSON seconded the motion, which was unanimously agreed to, and the meeting ...
... sap). The premises may viewed by application to Mr„ Turrell, the Head Gardener, and the schedules may be inspected, and particulars of the terms and conditions may be obtained by applying at the (Alec of Mr. Pennothorne, Architect to the said Commissioners ...
... IRELAND. (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNING. Mr. O'Connell often observed that he Ilever PROTECTION. could understand Galway. A meeting was t'eld in that town on Wednesday last. It was called . Y the high sheriff, upon a numerously ...
... frequently interrupted by applause, was loudly cheered at'its conclusion. Dr. WILSON moved the thanks of the college to Mr. Kingsford for his very able 'and instructive address. Dr. HODGSON seconded the motion, which was unanimously agreed to, and the meeting ...
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... C. R. Carter, and WS. Bealer be as- sociated with Mr.' W. S. Raumsay, In the formation of the provisional committee. 'lust It. Mi. Phillirs, Esq., Rood-lane, be appointed treasurer pro ttem. That Mr. W. S. Itumisy, 3, Qlueen-street-plrtce, Cheapslde ...